Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24


 chest heaved twice ss ifhe wore taking . long bIesth end sl was over. He was 23 years of age.
 k1SEw YORK, December 17-The Repub- iicsn Club Convention was called to or des at ll:lj. Election among delega-| tiOns from each state for Vice President and members of the executive commit tee, were announced; nominations for president of the National League fol- lowed. The names of Jas. P. Foster of New York, E. Lander SDovdon ofPenn- ] sylysrin, and Ool. Nathan Goff of West Virginia, were placed before the Con- Yention. Golf immediately withdrew bis name and Snowden did hkevise. Foster was at once elected by acclama- tion.
 Fos4er was warmly greeted on ascend ing the platform. He made & brief sd- dress predicting a Rlespublican victory in l 'SS. A resolution was read oondemnina 1 iha appointment of Lsrnsr ss Supreme | Court Justice, and recommending the | Republissn Senators Co vote ngainst his | confirmation. On 6 yive voce vote, the | noes were about as strong as the syes. The convention then adjourned sine die.
 BosroS, December 1.-The gross earnings of the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe road were s1,674, ,0O0, e de- crease from last year of thirteen thou sand. Net earnings. SS66J 900 . decrease of Sl5,30O.
 | NEW YORK, December T-The osse against Henry s. Ives, charged by Julius Dexter of Cincinnati, with stealing a draft for s hundred thousand dollars ! from the Cincinnati. Hamilton & Bay ton railway, was dismissed this norm | ing. Ives says he will st once institute | proceedings against Dexter, claiming one hundred thousand dollars for mali cious prosecution.
 NAPA, December 1.-The ease of William Williams, charged with the murder of Sidney Clark, a wealthy land owner near Montyollo, went to the jury | last night. Williams had two former trials; on the first the jury failed to agree and on the second a verdict vas gwen | for murder in the first degree, from which sn appeal was taken. PARIS, December l7.-Aubertins, the man who attempted to ssssssinsse Fer | " m the Hall of the Chamber of Depu- | ties wns arrsigned before a magistrate | to-day. While the examination was ! progressing, the prisoner was attacked with dementis, and was removed to ihe mad house.
 WINCHESTER. Ky, December 1.-The | feud between the Adams and Ossven | facions broke out again last Sunday | night in ROokosstle county, after church | services. Frank II. Adams was killed | by one of the Csswells. Since then | Frank Hazeltcn, Jas Lumsford, James ! Townsend, Tom Jackson and two others, | names unknown, have been killed while | many others have been wounded and several houses have been burned.
 MILWAUKEE, December l7-A fire, this morning, in lverson's art gallery storr, caused loss of . hundred thous- and dollars.
 BALTIMORE, December 1.-The Amer ican Federation of Trades, hss adjourn ed sine die. The convention this morn ing passed resolution denoupoing the action of the police in various cities for interfering with meetings, and inslsting that the spirit of unlawful oppression displayed by the authority should be condemned.
 WAsuISaToS, Dec 1.-The President has designated Brigadier General Mo Feely to act as Secretary or War during the absence of Secretary Endicott
 BERLIN, December 1s-Emperor Will liam held to-day an informal council on the military situation, which is uadeT- stood to have heavy bearing on to-nor- rows military council at Vienna. What ever measure is there adopted will be taken in consonance with a concerted plsn for a demonstrstion,Rgsins Russia. Reports have reached the Berlin War Office which describe,the Austrian de- ieuse works ID Gslicis ss neglected, while the movements Of the Rcssisn troops show on accurate knowledge of the weak points for Gttsck. The result of to-morrow's conference is eagerly awaited. Berlin officials gre of the Opin- ion that the outcome of the council will be nothInR more than so accelerated dispatch of troops to the fronner. Gov ernment oircles, both ID Berlin ssd VIen- na, are becoming convinced that the allies mean an attack on Russia early in the spring. Military circles In Vienna regard the campaign ss even closer, and are of opinion thai it will be opened within two months.
 VIENNA, December lS-Ausiriaa of.
 icinls do not attach she same import ance to the Journal de St. Petersburg's article of yesterday disolsiminE RussIs's responsibility for the present state of affairs in Europe as do the papers and the Bourse. They point out that the question of The moment Is what military measures Russia will sdopt beyond | 1xy k.E
 The St. Petersburg correspondent Of the PolItisohe Correspondence, in . let fer Co his paper says: "Russia vIll shape her military arrangements according to the those which Austria makes. Pre- cautions thus taken by both aides must not be regarded as involving danger of war"
 | At the council of Ministers called for tomorrow Emperor Francis will pre- s,da. The question to be considered is the necessary credits which will be want ed ID the event of the adoption oy Prus- sia Of further warllke measures. | LONDON, December 7.-A dispstoh from Vienna says that The delegation will vote 20,OO0.OOO tiorins tO the govern ment ID the event oi preparations being made for war.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Dec. H.-J. F. Bigs- low, vice president of the Nevada Bank, contradicts the telegram from New York, published in the Chronicle this morning. that James G. Far was about to retire from the Nevada Bank, and that a Scotch syndicate had bargaissd to take the bank, paying the market value of all assets and adding S55O0O0 for the good will. Thefe were no changes, be said, contemplated in the management of ihe bank, snd nothing has trsnspired either in this city or in New York op which 10 base any assertion of the hind, Mir, Fair is visiting ,he east on prlvats business alone, and outside of his inter est in the management of ths banks affairs he has DO interior object in view for arranging the transfer CT sale ef its interests to Scotch or any other syndi- cate.
 VIENNA. December 19-Ss,urdsy sven- ing the Bourss vound up in 6 perfect rout. Securities of all kinds were reck- le.sly thrown on the market. It is e. timsted that today and Saturday there were two hundred million forms lost . ! hak